Book tickets to the various music and other events hosted at Utilita Bowl
Visit Hampshire Cricket and Utilita Bowl's online store to get your hands on official replica and supporter kit as well as a range of other merchandise.
We’re now looking for two enthusiastic and motivated coaches to join our friendly team. We want to hear from people who can bring energy and a genuine passion for sport to every session. Working across schools and community settings, you’ll play a key role in making a lasting difference to young people, their families, and the wider cricket community.
The Grounds Management Association (GMA), in partnership with Hampshire Cricket Board, is offering a practical Match Pitch Preparation and Recovery course this May – delivered by our experienced County Pitch Advisors.
Ideal for grounds volunteers, club staff, and anyone involved in cricket pitch maintenance, the course offers hands-on learning and expert advice tailored to club-level facilities.
Hampshire Cricket Board is thrilled to announce the 13 nominees for our second Volunteer of the Month for 2025, showcasing the incredible contributions made by individuals who help strengthen and support cricket in our community. With so many deserving nominees, this month’s selection is a testament to the outstanding dedication of our volunteers across the county.
Join us for an unforgettable day of cricket at Hawky's U9 Festival 2025! Taking place on Sunday, 22nd June, this is a fantastic opportunity for young players to compete on the outfield of an international stadium at the Utilita Bowl.
Priestlands and King Edward VI secured victory in the ECB Girls Schools’ County Final at Utilita Bowl, with Priestlands defending their U13 title in a dramatic three-way tie. King Edward VI claimed the U15 crown, defeating Priestlands in the final. The event showcased the growing talent and competitiveness of girls' cricket across Hampshire.
Priestlands and King Edward VI secured victory in the ECB Girls Schools’ County Final at Utilita Bowl, with Priestlands defending their U13 title in a dramatic three-way tie. King Edward VI claimed the U15 crown, defeating Priestlands in the final. The event showcased the growing talent and competitiveness of girls' cricket across Hampshire.
